United Arab Emirates (UAE) to regulate initial coin offering (ICO) by the end of the first half of 2019, according to the country's Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA), which has approved the issuance of digital tokens as securities, but with more discipline light compared to the ordinary forms of placement of securities denominated IPO.The United Arab Emirates (UAE) had already launched its “UAE Blockchain Strategy 2021″ with the goal of conducting at least half of federal government transactions using technology blockchain, by 2021.IPO it is the acronym deriving from the English Initial Public Offering (Initial Public Offering in Italian). The term IPO refers to the moment in which a company intends to be listed on the stock market by offering the own actions.
A ICO Instead, it is an operation through which a start-up generally provides cryptocurrencies to investors, more commonly known as token, from an investment perspective but not only: it is a quite different case from the issuance of shares, which instead occurs through an IPO operation.
The Arab country's move is aimed at providing businesses with a new, safer option to raise capital through the crowdfunding with the help of technology blockchain.
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